How to Auto Scroll on iPhone: Pages and Video Feeds
Last updated: November 5, 2026
Safari has no auto scroll on iPhone, so an app has to scroll for you.
In Universal Clicker you open the page in its built-in browser and repeat two steps: scroll down, then wait a few seconds. It keeps going until you stop it. On a video website it can wait while each video plays, then swipe to the next one.
Set it up
- On Home, tap Describe and say which page to scroll and how. For example: “Open example.com/article and scroll down a little every 5 seconds until I stop it.”
- The AI builds the steps and tests them. Check them and tap Save.
- Tap Run and choose Until I stop. You can change the wait between scrolls, and run it at 0.5× to 5× speed.
Or record it
Open the page in the app's browser, tap Record and scroll once yourself. Save it, then run it Until I stop.
Good to know
- It scrolls only on websites, in the app's browser. Some video apps have their own auto scroll setting, so check the app first.
- Keep the app open on screen: it doesn't run in the background or while the phone is locked.
- While it runs, Pause and Stop are on the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
- It's free to download; using it takes a weekly plan. Pro is $2.99 a week in the US, with a 3-day free trial for new customers where the store offers it.
Real automations
Written the way the app shows its steps.
Read a long page hands-free
Two steps inside one repeat, until you stop.
- 1Repeat until you stop:
- 1Scroll down full page
- 2Wait 5 seconds
Watch a video feed
Watch each video for a while, then swipe to the next one.
- 1Repeat until you stop:
- 1Watch the video for 15 seconds
- 2Swipe up
Describe it in the app
Opens the AI chat in Universal Clicker. Say which page to scroll, how far and how often.
Scan with your phone's camera to describe a task to the AI in the app. Without the app, the phone shows where to get it: the App Store or Google Play.
Describe it in the appQuestions
Does Safari have auto scroll on iPhone?
No. Safari on iPhone has no auto scroll setting. Universal Clicker scrolls pages for you in its own browser.
Can I choose the speed?
Yes. Choose how far each scroll goes and how long it waits, and run it at 0.5× to 5× speed. Pause and Stop stay on the toolbar while it runs.
Does it scroll in other apps?
No. It works on websites in its built-in browser. A video feed on a website works; the same feed inside its own app doesn't.
Does it work on iPad and Android?
Yes. Universal Clicker runs on iPhone and iPad (iOS 15.1 or later) and on Android phones and tablets (Android 7.0 or later).
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Get Universal Clicker
Install the app on your phone or tablet. Automations are made and run there; this website only explains them.
- iPhone and iPad: iOS 15.1 or later
- Android: Android 7.0 or later